one side of a sheet of paper in a book, magazine, etc.; this sheet of paper itself
sth which might be written about in a book, etc., such as an important event or period
number the pages of (a book, newspaper, etc.); turn aside pages
call aloud for (sb who is wanted for some reason), especially through a loud-speaker
"He is paging in Congress this summer"
As a page, Wart had learned to lay the tables..and to bring meat from the kitchen.
出自: T. H. White
Turning over the pages of a book I have been reading.
出自: C. Isherwood
They saw the morning paper, the headlines on the front page.
出自: J. Frame
他们说他们要借广播系统寻找他。
书付印前,必须有人排好页码。
These papers are all out of order—will you page them up for me?
这些报纸全乱了——请你替我把它们排好页码好吗?
误 Eat the things listed in〔at,to〕 page 5, please.
正 Eat the things listed on page 5, please.
析 表示“在…页上”须用介词on,但不可用in〔at,to〕。
误 Please turn your books on page 101.
正 Please turn your books to page 101.
正 Please open your books at page 101.
正 Please open your books to page 101.
析 “将书翻到某页”或“打开书本第几页”,要用介词at或to,不用on。
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